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... 'F‘ LEANOR JOHNSTON, otherwife Dodds, Wife to Thomas . Johnfton of Ballynagalagh, Parih and County of Armagh, Weaver, having eloped from her Hufband without any Provocation: Thele arg thereiore to give Notice thereof, and that I the faid Thomas Johnfton ...
... cutting and carrying off one Firr Tree, and before Sentence was paffed againit him for the faid Crime he made his Efcape : Now I Thomas Johnfton, the Gaol-Keeper, do offer 2 Reward of five Pounds to be paid to any Perfon who wiil-apprebend the faid James Mc ...
... SUPPLEMENTT To the Printer of The S. J. CHRONICLE. SIR, THE late new difcovery, mentioned in your paper of the 27th of Auguft laft, [publifbed in this paper the 11th of September) that the feeds of Mufhrooms, when put into water warmed to a certain degree ...
... and all Difputes to be determined by the Members of the Corporation then prefent. Dated the ¢th Day of April, 1768. ARTHUR JOHNSTON, Elg; Governor. N. B. There will be a Fair held at Downpatrick for {ix Days, or during the Meeting, by Virtue of a Patent ...
... profecutes te ‘Convittion, fhall be intitled to 4 Rewsrd of Twenty'Pounds, to Be paid by Dated at Gilford, this 15th ' RICHARD JOHNSTON. . Auguft, 1768, i B % ; N. B; Mr..Johatton requets that if faid Hounds, orany of them, fhould happen to fall into'the Hands ...
... profecutes te Convition, | flnl,l be intitled to a Reward of Twenty Pounds, to be paid ll! Dated at Gi&l?rd, this 15th RICHARD JOHNSTON. Auguft, 1768. N.B. Mr. ]ulnn;lon'requefll that if faid Hounds, or any of them, thould happen to fall into the Hands of & ...
... Beff:fl;-;}n (?fiobe_r, 1773. For S A L-E, THB Brig FRIENDSHIP, Captain Thomas Kelly Burthen 140 Tons, ‘American buiit, only fix Years old, now'lying in the Hatbour of Belfafl. For Te ms apply to William Seed, or the Ctptain on beard, in whole Hauds ...
... according to the | inftructions he receimf; bat he knew ot no par- 1 tiality on the fide of Sir Fietcher. The whole Houfe feeming unanimous that the charge was greund.efs, Sir E%dcher arofe, and faid | he was thoroughly fatisfie:| the Moufe thought him ’ innocent ...
... being Par: of the Eftaze of Sir Arch”, Edmonftcne, -Bart, Whoever hias a Mind ta treat for the fame, may apply to ‘Mr. Richard Fletcher, Mouat-Pieafant, near Carrickfergus 24th Auguft, 1274 To be coatimved three Times, i e lipton Mo D S A M xm,A;v'\;i“i ...
... Vaolunteers of (he Conuty of DOWNE, cn Friday the 3oth f March, 1781, purfucnt to notice lately pullithed in this paper, - Sir Ricriaso Jonxsrox, Part. in the Chair, BESOLVED, That the Review of the Yolunfeers of the County of Downe, and of fuehCerps ...
... thanks ; and that you will believe, however onr words may fall fhort, that our feelings do you juftice. . Signed by order, THOMAS DAWSON, Chairman. To Cologel Dawsoy, the Officers and Deputics of the VoLUNTEER CQRES, reviewed at NEw- Xy, the 2ochand 2tit ...
... Sir Ricuakp Jounstox's Anfwer. Gentlemen, lAM highly honoured by this recent mark of your regard and affc@ion =1 ?navc had before repeat ed proofs of your attachment to me, but this inftance of your approbation and good opinion is very acceptable. Your ...